Photos by P. Zetterland Movement to Create Temple for Young People Soon after the British troops arrived here last year, a number of the men, who wore members of the International Order of Good Tem-plats, conceived the idea of forming local lodge.. The headquarters of the Order at Home were com-Inunieated. with and in due course a Charter was received and the "North China Pioneer Lodge M251" came into being. 'The Charter is dated November 25, 1927, and from hat date meetings have' been held, kind permission of the Rev. H. Westnidge, in the Gospel Mission Hut, Foochow Road. i he of the officials of the local Lodge is Bandsman 1, 1. West, 1st Northamptonshire Regiment, and we have received from him the follow-ug appeal:—To tue Panewrs or Suaxouat and re. rapport and assistance."
prepared to fhonnce the initial cost of such an undertaking and, providing Treceive the requisite number of names, I send. to England for the' Charte: Zet and also complete Temple req nents," Children must be between at find sixteen. years of ago. and wil be Fequired to take the fourfold pledge To'abatain from. drinking, "smoking, rambling, and swearing, woul be prateful at the asaistanco of any sudults Inteveated im temperance the "would aasiat me in educating' the Younger generation In the Knowles of Xemperance. Tappeat fo the parents of Shanghat to give me their support and faalstanco tovdrivo intemperance (ta the reach of the youre ehikiven of 1 tity "ao that. they. may healthy, strong-minded citizens and free from the power and curse of duck. Communications: should ye addvesed to Ba West, tat Northampton Tie nent, Kindchow Randy Shans Ten MoToR-cycLeS EQUIPPED.
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